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Conkling's Sore Toe.


had talk yesterday with prominent Re-
publican who recently spent two hours in dis
cussing politics with ex-senator Roscoe Conk-
ling, He said. 'Conkling is living in the past.
will talk by the hour. He seems to have no idea
of the present or the future of politics, except as
he gauges and judges them by old-time associa
tons. likes and dislikes. Mr.. Conkling is man
who never forgets or forgives anything that
touches his personal pride. That is the bed rock
of his hatred and antagonism of Mr.. Blaine. He
will never forgive Blaine for the lannon's speech
in which Blaine alluded to him as turkey
COCK
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL. FORAGE AND STRAW.
OFFICE ACTIN assistant oyARrrRMAsrER. }

OFFICE ACTIN ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER. !
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL, Ind, April A. 1887
Sealed proposals. in tripcate. subject TO the usual
conditions will be received at this office until 10
o'clock A. NJ, on Wednesday, May A. 1887, at which
time and place they will be opened in the of
bidders for furnishing and delivering at this post
fuel, forage and straw during the fiscal year COM
mencing July 1, 1887.
The government reserves the right to reject any
all bids. Preference given to articles of domestic
production conditions of price and quality being
equal and such pr eference given to articles of Amer
lean production and manufacture produced on the
Pacific to the extent of the consumption required
by the public service there.
Blank proposals and information will be furnished
on application to this Office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Fuel Forage Straw las the
case may be), and addressed to the undersigned
w. II. REXFORD.
Captain O. S. X. A. A. O. NJ.
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of discussion; in almost every house in New
York, and l suppose in many thousands OF
houses outside of New York, she has been an
absorbing topic of conversation. I know of
young lady, a journalist, who has changed her
boarding house half dozen times within the
past winter, in the vain attempt to find dinner
table where she might not hear Mrs. Potter's
name Finally, in despair. she went to a Chris
tan home thinking that there. If nowhere else.
her fellow boarders would have something else
to think and talk about But no sooner had she
entered the front hall than girl at the head of
the stairs called down to another girl at the foot
to ask whether she had succeeded in getting
tickets for the matinee that afternoon: at which
the distinguished amateur was to appear.
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No NeHs of the Salerno.

NEW YORK, April 5.-No tidInes of the steamer
Salerno, of the Wilson line, have been heard
since that vessel was spoken by the Elbe
on the 9th of March. in a disabled
condition, 600 miles from Halifax. In
shipping circles there is some anxiety
for her safety but at the office of the Sanderson
Brothers, agents for the line in this city, every
confidence is expressed that the Salerno will
reach some port in safety. When last seen the
Salerno was proceeding east under sail with q
broken propeller
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Election swindlers Convicted.

BALTIMORE, April 5.-Charles M. Owens,
Isaiah Walters, John Brandon. John B. Sanner
and William ]. Byrne, judges and clerks of
election in the first ward. tried for conspiracy
defraud at the last municipal election, were con-
victed in the Criminal Court to-day Notice of
appeal was entered The penalty is two years
imprisonment The accused were charged with
putting ballots in the box and entering on the
poll book the names of persons who did net
vote.
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Now that Mrs. Potter has taken the step
which she is said to have contemplated for sew
eral years. the newspapers have right to talk
of her with freedom which was wholly unjusti-
fable while she still an amateur. They will
no longer feel constrained TO approve and ap-
plaud every thing she says and does but though
they may speak of her more freely than be fore.
they cannot speak with greater fullness 1t is
not only in the newspapers however, that Mrs.
Potter and her doings have been fertile theme
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Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. Theo. Pfahln and family will occupy the
residence recently vacated by Mr.. .. w. Will
iams, at the corner of Pratt and Delaware
streets.
Mr.. Harrington. of New York, proprietor of
the Denison House. is in the city consulting with
contractors relative to important improvements
on his property.
Mr. M. T. Stokes, who has been employed on
the Cincinnati Times Star for year or more,
has returned to indianapolis and has accepted
position on the city staff of the Sentinel
Mr.. A. J. Beverage, reading clerk of the
House during the last session, and we'll known
as q young gentleman of unusual promise
orator, was admitted to practice at the Marion
connty bar yesterday. Mr.. George B. Walls
was also admitted to the bar yesterday.
The funeral services of the wife of George
Tyer one of the Oldest passenger conductors on
the c., j. ST. g. c. road. occurred yesterday
afternoon. large delegation of the locomo-
tive brotherhood were present. and six of them
acted as pail bearers. Mr.. Tyer has for some
years been chaplain of the National Locomotive
Brotherhood Association, and within the last
day or two has received letters of sympathy
from Grand Chief Arthur and other officials Of
the brotherhood.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Bates House: r. f. Skinner Valparaiso;
Mrs S. w. Kahn, Peru; Harry Kurtz, Prince
ton; NJ. Nolan, RushvilIe; w. J. Green. Column
bus; X. Il. Brockenbroughand wife. Lafayette;
A. -. Leavitt, Vernon; W. Fl. Ably, Sullivan;
l.. 2. Mullinix, Worthington.
Grand Hotel: Louis Hazard. Fort Wayne: J.
K Chapman, Dayton; w B. Overman and wife,
Rockville; Enoch Meyers. Rochester: e. Marion,
wife and son, Frankfort; J. T. Zimmerman.
Pittsburg; G. A. Shafer, Syracuse: j. S. Glass,
Detroit: G. E. j. McFaran. Conuersville: G. w.
Davis, Gatestown; A NJ. Atkinson. Wabash; j..
A. Houser. Arcadia; q. o. Smith and wife. Kan
sas City: w. p. Worth, Cootsville. Pa; A. S.
KNAPP. Columbus d. l.. Harding. Fort Wayne;
G. w. Cunningham, Crawfordsville W. M.
Franklin, Spencer; NJ. g. Morris Detroit J. S.
Montgomery. Jacksonville; W. r. Moore, Frank
fort; II. B. Nstler. Rockville; John Morris, jr..
Fort WayLG James A. New, Greenfield. 49,
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DAT TSzsszzz
co roc. BRADFORD, m>
is AND 10 HussaRD Block, g.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 0U x
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES
PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL, Ind. April T. 1887.
Sealed proposals in tripcate, subject to the usual
conditions with a copy of this advertisement at
tached will be received at this Office until 10 clock
a. m. on Wednesday, May 4. 1887, at which time
and place they will be opened in the presence of bid
ders for furnishing and delivering the fresh beef
uuired in the Subsistence Department United
States Army, at this post during the fiscal year
1888.
The Government the right to reject any
all proposals.
Information to the manner of bidding, condi-
tons be observed by bidders and terms of contract
and payment will be furnished application to the
Office
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Fresh Beef" and addressed to the
undersigned CLIFTON Comfy,
Major of Ordnance, A. G. S.
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HUMoRs run riot in the blood at this season
Hoods Sarsaparila expels every impurity and
vitalizes and enriches the blood
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DIED,

SHAFFER-On April 4. Mrs. H. P. Shaffer. wife
of Hon. III. p Shaffer, of Pendleton, aged sixtytwo
years.
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The Slant-Eyed Heather Will Not be LEFT"
SAN Francisco. April 5.-The Hong Kong
and Shanghai banking corporation of this city.
has received consignment of 275. 600 trads-
dollars from Hong Kong. by the steamer City
of Picking, to be exchanged for standard dollars
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Steamship News.

New YORK. April 5.-Arrived: Werra. from
Bremen; Elder, from Amsterdam.
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Everybody invite
n. A. MAAG.
AUCTION SALES.


X USTIN & McCURDY AUCTTONEERS NO.
VI 139 West Washington street, opposite State.
house.
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ANNOUNC EMENTS.

nR, j. J. CARVER, 126 NORTH MERIDIAN
- street. Residence S24 North Pennsylvania st.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed o.
yeSt, rday:
HAYWOOD Smith and Samuel Lipscomb
both colored), charged with lighting. Dis
charged.
Walter Reed. Henry Perkins, Nelson
TAYLOR, William Jordan, and Robert w.
Green (cOlOred boys), CHARGED with being
dsorderly in the street. They were dis
charged with an admOnti0n.
j, III. Boswell lcOlOTed), charged with be-
ing a suspicious character. Dismissed.
Patrick CroWnev, drunk and dI,orderly
on the street. Committed for thirty days
in default Of security.
Dandridge Pollard (cOlored), fugitive
from justice from GOOchlmd county, was
turned over TO Sheriff X. l.. Br0okin, to be
tai en- back to Goochland.
Winston CepbaS (cOlOrcd) was fined %
for asssulting and beating Walter Reed.
Edward RufHn (colored) was fined 81
for keeping unlicensed hogs on his prem
iscs.
Ezra Brown, drunk and creating dis
turbance in the neighDOrhood. Required
to give security in the sum OF $500 for bis
good behavior for twelve months.
Robert MoSby (c0lored), fighting In the
street. Fined IS and cost.
Isaac Washington lcolored), assaultlng
and beating Julius Cohen. Fined $40 aud
costs and committed in default.
Lucy Lee (colored), stealing one lot OF
wearing apparel valued at SO, the property
Of Martha. Twine. Continued till TINS
morni0g.
Willie Fleming, sleeping in box. Dis
mi, sed.
IKE Long, drunk. Fined 81 and cost.
William Easley (white) and John Lee
(colored), dlsorderly IN the public street
Continued until to-day.
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supreme Court of Appeals.

Black against Sherwood and ais. Argued
by Richard Wake, Esq for appellant, and
submitted.
Terry against Fontlin'S administrator.
Argued by John Gilmor, Etq for appel
liant. and b. b. Munford, E>q., and judy
Bergman Green for appellee, and sub
mitted.
The court heard the two last cases on the
docket for the present term, having durirC
the session about TO close called seventy
five cases on the Commonwealth docket
lbirty.four on the privileged docket, and
ore hundred and sixty live on the regular
argument docket. So the court has calico
every case on the docket, and all that tn
counsel were ready in have been argued
and submitted.
This leaves only twelve eases on the pre-
sent docket, result believed TO be unprc-
cedented i'm the history OF :hc court for the
past fifty years or more.
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Y. VI. &. a. BUILDING.
nedieattOn Exercises TO-Night-Ad-
dresses by Dr. Hoge, Mr.. DOdge,
and Mr.. EilysOn.

The Young Men's Christian Association
building, at the northwest corner OF Main
md sixth streets, will be dedicitrd Tonight,
amt The following is the programme Of ex-
ercises:
Voluntary tquartette), Misses Julia end
Grace Henniug, Mr.. ID. Z. Leftwich, and Mr..
W. 2. Henning; Reading OF Scriptures, Rev. :.
A. Goodwin, ID. ID. I; Prayer; Address, Rev. NJ.
d. Hoce, ID. D.: Singing (hyms composed by
Richmond lady and dedicated 10 the Young
Mems Christian Association. choir and congre-
CATION; Address, Nr. William L. Dodge, Jr !;
Address, Mr. Henry X. Ellyson; Singing
(''Come. Thou Almighty King" Sc.,) choir AID
congregation; Benediction, Rev. George
Cooper, ID. ID.
Mr.. Dodge is fine speaker on associl-
tion topics, and he needs no Introduction
to the Richmond people. His family have
been identified with philaulhropie enter
pIises for generations. Mr.. Dodge has
given over S6o,000 TO association buildings.
lie gave $3.50 to the Richmond building.
He will be entertained here by General
joseph IL. Anderson, and will reac Rich.
mond from Old Point ut G:19. He will
meet number Of our prominent citizens
at The building al z. NJ.
Tickets TO the dedication can be had ut
Powers. Taylor 4 Co.'s, 1906 Main street.
end Of Mr.. Howard Swineford. No. ll0S
Main street. No admission fee will be
charged, but all who attend will be re.
quircd 10 show q ticket.
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DOWN-TOWN MERCHANT

"a having passed several slceples nights,
disturbed by the agonies and cries OF siner-
Ing child, aud becoming convinced .ha, MRS.
wISSLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP was just NE
article needed, procured supply for the child.
On rca hing home aud acluainiing his vile
with What he had done she refused 10 have IL
administered 10 the child, ss che was snongl,
IN favor OF Homeopathy. Thstpght The child
passed In suffering aud tee pagents without
sleep. Returning homs the day foiloxing tho
father found the baby siiii worse, and while
contemplating another sleepleSs night tho TAO.
ther stepped from the room 10 attend 70 some
domestic duties and iefs the father with IN,
child. During her absence ne Administered n
portion Of the Soothing syrup to the baby aui
said nothing. That nigh: all hands slept we'll.
and the little fellow awoke la the morulne
fright and happy The mother was delighted
with the sudden and wonderful change. and.
although al nrst offended q; The deception prse-
sieed upon her, has continued 70 use the svruc.
and suffering. crying babiss and resti@ss nlsAss
have disappeared. A single trial es hs syun
never yet failed 70 relieve ths haby sua over.
come the preiaaices Of the moghsr. Sol, by an
drussisA accents oostle my li.eoa
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To.Day's Programme.
Governor smith 90 be Buried Here.

The BODY Of Ex-Governor William
Smith, who died at his home in Fauquier
county Yesterday, will be brought TO this
city tomorrow at 3 r. VI. His wife and
one or two children are buried at Holly
wood, and he will be laid beside them
All the military OF the city will problbly
parade at the funeral
In Governor Smiths section ct Holly
wood lLcre Is vault, and over l. rises a
.ranite sbait, one in g Of which has been
l.it FOR thl, decelscd'> cpiuph.
Governor : nith having been twice Gov
rrroI Of NIrginia and several times men,
her Of tie legislature. bad spent much
time IN Richmond and dearly loved the
city. So, some ten or fifteen years ago, he
received to make arrangements 10 be buried
here, and purchased the section and buzz
the ytult and monument referred to. The
section is west Ot the maln avenue IN | npt
very far from the stone bridge At Milyale
evenue.
Governor Smith was the chief Executive
Of the State al the evacuation, and, with
other officers Of the Commonwealth, LETT
Richmond April ., 1865, TO go 10 Lynch
burg, there 10 establish the seat OF gOyern-
mCnt: but the surrender OF Lee made him
fugitive for some weeks, and a great
price was set upon bis head. tut though he
was know TO all the country people, uone
oi them would betray him, and in due time
be came in and surrendered himself 10 the
Federal authorities.
The flags on the Capitol were fl)ated n
half.mast yesterday In respect 10 tn
memory oi the deceased.
Governor Lee will. no doubt, send q
message TO the General Assembly Informing
It Of oX Governor Smiths death.
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CITY Circuit COnrf.

In this court Yesterday Judge Wexford
disposed Of number Of small cases, among
them the following:
Samuel White Il Co. as. Frank jacobs
an attachment. Defendant not appearing,
an order was entered directing him TO be
summoned to appear on the 20th to show
cause, # any lie can, why he should moi
be fined for contempt Of court.
Washington Saundcrs0n rs. Emily
Owens. Case revived IN name Of Saun
detson's administrator, he having died.
State Bank OF Virginia Is. Sylvanus and
:. {. Blanchard. Execution upon the
JUDGMENT obtained in the ease ordered tc
be issued.
Tie following cases were dismissed
Thomas A. Bryon d GO. rs. ". y. Par.-
ley; LeanCer Fcrrara rs. Leopold spies
John +. Griflihs rs. John j. Baker.
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A..iraIaf Tho Essex.

This beautiful steamer arrived here last
evening. consigned TO l.. Il. Tatum, super
intendent Virginia Steamboat Company.
She will remain here to-day and leave in
The ArIeps place for Old Point, Norfolk,
&c. ON Tomorrow at ] A. 81, and con-
tnue upon the route until the Ariel is put
IN thorough order for the summer excur-
sion business. The public Is invited to in-
spect The Essex to-day.
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You should See

those Langtry Ties for Sl.50;
Waukeezv Cali shoes for Gentlemen for
$3.50;
Old LaGies' Serge, Kid. and Pebble Laced
Hand. Made shoes for Sl.j0;
Gentlemen's Soft Waukenphast English
PorpOise Shoes for 80 80,
and thousands Of
spring and summer Novelties In Footwear.
JACOB NAY Il SON,
607 Broad street.
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n,..n,,,.ies Removed.

Governor Lee Yesterday removed the Po'
htjcal disabilities OF the following: j. L..
suit, OF wythe county; j. ID. Spangler, oil
Patrick Daniel Robinson. Wythe james
A. Gibson, Wythe; Charles Broadly,
smytb; Reuben Berry, Dinwiddie; Jo-
sepb Beasley. Dlnwlddie, and David Beas-
ley, Dinwiddie.
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Church Societies. Se..

would do well to accept tue cheap "co.
operation" plan offered by steamer ARIEL
for excursions to Norfolk, Virginia Beach,
and MoODlights" 10 Dutch Gap. The
churches, &c, can thus pay of their In
debtedness or raise money for good cause.
Days can nov be secured at l117 Main
street.
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The Testimony

WaIches will Prove that the plan has been
a success. The sixth club is almost con.
pleted. Call aud enter your names al once.
Goddard 4 Moses, 920 Main street (W stcl.
Glib headqusTters(. will remove about J Jne
lst u 9Ol NaIn street, corner OF Ninth.
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READ AND rRofIr THEREBy 10 every
purchaser OF one box each Of my saLIcyLArsD
DESrRITEIcE and RULAsDlSE mourn VASE,
the most delightful dental preparations on
the market, in the neIt sixty days shall give
q .5-cent toothbrush. Thus for en- outlay Of GO.
cents YOU get what costs you ordinGdlyti.
X. q. CABELI, Jr. Druggist
Third and Main stree:s
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Ny friends must remember that | am
still controlling the {" b Select" " Hon
trOSe," and all the Brands OF Liquors for.
mery sold by W. ID. Blair & Co. Send
your orders TO Julien Binford (-uccessor ~
W. ID. Blair Il COZ, two doors below Dis
patch Office, 1902 east Main street.
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RcsignatiOns Tenaered and Ac-
eeptcd.

The designations Of Congressman W. II.
f. Lee. number Of the Board Of Visitors
Of Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College at Blacssburg. and Hon. A. II. II
Stullt. OF Augusta county. member OF the
Board Of Visitors Oi the University OF Nlr-
ginia. have been rendered the Governor
aud rCccpt,d d. General Lee resigned be-
cause his duties as congress nan interfered
with his dutie, as a member Of the board,
ara Mr.. Stuart resigned on account OF age
md feahlpnpss
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The store.Order Bill.

In the House Of Delegates yesterday the
bill requiring manufacturing aud mining
companies, &c., to pay their employees
monthly, or II they give "store ORDERS"
that the same shall be negotiable, was taken
MP. Mr. Carter and Mr.. Dunlop advocated
the bill, aud II was passed.
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secondhand Pianos.

From the small price OF s2J to s!0l we
can furnish Pianos which have been taken
IN exchange. Call while the stock OF these
cheap pianos Is 30 large.
MANLY b. RAMOS & Co,
next 10 corner OF Ninth street.
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II the food is not properly dlges'ed IL be-
comes corrupt and poisons the system IL Is In
tended to nourish. This IL indigestion.
my wife has suffered for many year, with
indigestion. After trying everything else re-
commended the tried simmons Liver Regula
tor. In three days after taking It according
to directions che was In perfect health; she
does not suffer al all, and can cat anything
she wants without any Of her previous -ymp-
toms. Nv. G. sUnEas.
Balnbddge GA
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ItFNHNN'T8 sTI'sG ~ TIT
IIoH lie VIII KenOrf.

With reference to what report he will
make TO the Council Of Foreign BOndhold-
crs when he returns to England, sir Ed
ward Thornton Yesterday said: What ad.
vice may offer 10 the council AN not al
liberty 10 state and have not stated"
This seems 10 se' at rest a number OF Idle
rumors that have been aiOat here for Ii day
or tHO.
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LUCKY MAN.

~ lucky man Is yarcr than white crow.
SAYS Jugenal. and We 1hing NJ Auew. How
ever We lnvo heard Of thousands OF Mcky
ones, and We propose 20 let their secret out.
They were people broken down Ia health. suf-
fcring win liver, blood, and skin-diseascs,
ssrCfula. drop@y, and consumption, ana were
lucky enough % bear Of and wise enough 60
usc Dr. Piercc's "Goldon Medical Discovery"
ino sovereign nloOd-puriner, tonic, and altera-
ft.. ..f lg at-n
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Prepare fol the casualties incident TO eX.
cUrsions and crowds by securing an acci-
dent ticket from George e.. Jefier,on,
General Insurance Agent, li0G Main street
A pOslal.cArd will receive bls prompt at
tentiOL.
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Philippe pigss.ibls Cocoa

Is more delicious In taste and aroma, and, by
the process IL Is prepared, Is rendered more
nourishing and more easily digessed than any
other preparation Of cocoa or chocolate. !, Is
an exceedingly nutri,ive drink. All druggists
and groeers have IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19

II has stood the test Of thirty years -
Dowden's Dental Fluid. Take no substl
tute. For sale by all druggists.
III. NJ. SHIELD q Co.,
Fifth and Marshall streets.
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oTTERBuRs LIrHn AND MAGsEsIA wArrs
cures dyspepsia, corrects acidity q the sto-
mach. aids digestion, stimulates the appetite.
and builds up the system Five gallons fos u
nj ScudS'S
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They Called on the Goyerner.

Sir Edward Thornton, Mr. BraubSai'o,
and hr. BOuyerie called on the Governor
at bis office yesterday about noon. The
visit was a social one, and after remaining
about half an hour they left.
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FINANCIAL.

NOW THE TINE TO SPECULATE.
Active nuctuaiions IA the market OIer Oppnr.
tuuiues W speculttOrs W make money IN
Grain. stocks. B0nds, and Petroleum. Prom .,
personal attention given 20 orders received ),
wire or mail. Correspondence solicited. Fuij
Information about the markets 10 our Boof
which will be iorwarded free On appllcztlop.
III. ID. KYLE, Banker aud broker.
~ Broad eud "a New streets.
20 10 deod&xly New york CITY.
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II !ou want white teeth, use Dowden's
Dfri,l Fluid. Al druggists. Price 80
cents. ii. NJ. Sagu.D & Co.,
Fifth and Marshall streets.